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    Fontaines D.C. Announce New Album Romance, Share Video for New Song “Starburster”: Watch

    By April 18, 2024 Music
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    Fontaines D.C. Announce New Album Romance, Share Video for New Song “Starburster”: Watch

    Fontaines D.C. have signed to XL for a new album, Romance, set for release on August 23. The announcement comes with a new single, “Starburster”; check out the Aube Perrieâ€Â“directed video, in which a wounded Grian Chatten goes about his everyday business, sometimes in a prosthetic mask, below. It is the band’s first LP with producer James Ford, who has recently worked with Arctic Monkeys and Blur.

    In a press release, guitarist Conor Deegan said of the album title, “We’ve always had this sense of idealism and romance. Each album gets further away from observing that through the lens of Ireland, as directly as Dogrel. The second album is about that detachment, and the third is about Irishness dislocated in the diaspora. Now we look to where and what else there is to be romantic about.”

    Chatten went on to cite the romantic undertones of the dystopian anime Akira as an inspiration. “I’m fascinated by thatâ€Â”falling in love at the end of the world,” he says. “The album is about protecting that tiny flame. The bigger Armageddon looms, the more precious it becomes.” Other influences noted in the press release include Shygirl, Sega Bodega, A$AP Ferg, and the Prodigy.

    Romance follows 2022’s Skinty Fia. Chatten wrote “Starbuster” about a panic attack he had in St. Pancras train station in London, according to a press release.

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    Fontaines D.C.: Romance

    Romance:

    01 Romance
    02 Starburster
    03 Here’s the Thing
    04 Desire
    05 In the Modern World
    06 Bug
    07 Motorcycle Boy
    08 Sundowner
    09 Horseness Is the Whatness
    10 Death Kink
    11 Favourite

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